STRUCTURED CABLING

DTIL 101 – NETWORK CABLING SPECIALIST

At Delmi Training Institute, we understand that a strong, dependable, and outstanding network starts with a solid infrastructure. That’s why we prioritize training our students to the highest standards. Our goal is for graduates to possess the skills to design and implement a robust network foundation that businesses can rely on for seamless communication.

AN INTRODUCTION TO STRUCTURED CABLING

Over the span of our five-day courses, we ensure that every student not only completes installation tasks but also delivers top-tier work, adhering to the latest industry benchmarks.

Our network cabling program is perfect for newcomers to the field or those seeking to rejuvenate their structured cabling and network maintenance expertise. If this resonates with you, come join us in forging a prosperous career path. For further information, feel free to contact us at your convenience.

Tools provided to be used in class

TRAINING MATERIAL

OBJECTIVES

CONCLUSION

Tool Case
Wire Toner
RJ45/RJ11 8p/6p Crimper
Lineman’s Scissors
Coaxial Cable Stripping Tool
Coaxial Cable Crimper
110 Punch Down Tools
BIX Punch Down Tools
66 Punch Down Tools
Cross-Connect removal tool/hook
RJ-45/Coaxial Continuity Tester
4-wire modular adaptor
Fluke UTP/STP Cable stripper

STUDENT TRAINING MATERIAL:

Various Coax and UTP cable samples
RJ45, RG-6, RG-59 connectors
Various jacks (Cat 5e, Cat 6) and wall plates
BIX punch down block segment
110 Punch down patch panels
BIX patch panels
Various Coax and UTP cable samples
RJ45, RG-6, RG-59 connectors
Various jacks (Cat 5e, Cat 6) and wall plates
BIX punch down block segment
110 Punch down patch panels
BIX patch panels

To explain and/or demonstrate an understanding of the following Network Cabling Components.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Cable Media types
Network Topologies
Types of Twisted Pair Cabling
Types of Coaxial Cable
Types of Fiber Cables
Signal Propagation and Bandwidth Requirements
Network Cabling Tools
Installing Network Cabling
Understanding Plenum Spaces
Terminating Twisted Pair Cabling
Terminating Coaxial Cables
Understanding Labelling Schemes
Cable Support systems
Entrance Facilities
Horizontal and Backbone cables
Understanding 110/BIX and 66 Blocks
Racking and Cabinets
Performing a Site Survey
Reading and Interpreting Blue Prints
Jobsite Safety
Legislations, Standards and Governing bodies
Tricks of the trade
Estimating

At the end of the course, students will be able to demonstrate their ability to:

COURSE CONCLUSION

Identify Network Cabling types
Prepare coaxial and twisted pair cable for installation
Install and fish cabling within most scenarios
Terminate cables utilizing different types of connectors and Jacks
Terminate UTP Cables on patch panels and BIX blocks
Create straight–through and crossover cables
Test, certify and Label
Troubleshoot network cable problems
Read and interpret blue prints
Understand and adhere to the different building codes
Provide an estimate for a cabling job

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